June 28, 2011

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Promisetown Tales
© Michael Walker
1999-2005

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All characters depicted in Promisetown Tales are the property of Michael Walker.
These characters and events are fictional and any resemblance to persons living, dead,
or fictional or situations past, present, or fictional is purely and completely coincidental.

 

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From the Desk of
Ruby Less Begonia

Top Ten Tips for Drag Queens
by Ruby Less Begonia

10. If your name is Tom, change it to something like Tiffany; if you have a problem with that, drive a 10-wheeler.
9. Smoking cigarettes is not a look -- it's a sound.  Rather than make you look alluring, like Bette Davis; they make you sound like Lucille Ball in her final days.
8. Body hair is to be avoided at all costs.  Bathe in Nair.
7. Use proper fitting footwear; shoes that are too big for your feet make you walk like Jacqueline Suzanne.
6. Bra Sizes -- AA = 1/2" (your father); G = 7" (yikes)
5. Teeth are important to drag queens.  If you don't have them, purchase them.
 4. Carrying a purse larger than an attaché case does not promote femininity.
3. Style the wig before you apply it to your head, Mary.
2. No matter how fantastic you look in a sequined evening gown; you probably still look ridiculous in a bikini.

And the number one tip for drag queens is:

1. Accessorize, accessorize, accessorize.
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All characters depicted in Promisetown Tales are the property of Michael Walker.
These characters and events are fictional and any resemblance to persons living, dead,
or fictional or situations past, present, or fictional is purely and completely coincidental.

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All characters depicted in Promisetown Tales are the property of Michael Walker.
These characters and events are fictional and any resemblance to persons living, dead,
or fictional or situations past, present, or fictional is purely and completely coincidental.